I have been living my dream as a school psychologist for almost two decades. I began work in education in 2004 as a teacher in Miami-Dade County, FL. Knowing that my career would involve working in public schools, I decided to work as a 7th grade Language Arts teacher while attending graduate school for School Psychology. I felt it was important to walk in the shoes of a teacher and experience the hard work of an educator before taking on a more supportive role for teachers and students. It proved to be an invaluable experience for me, as I am better able to grasp the needs of both student and teacher. Additionally, as a parent of a struggling learner with ADHD, I also have the lens of a parent wanting the best for their child. These multifaceted perspectives have benefitted me in my practice greatly and, I believe, led to better outcomes for my clients. As of 2024, I have made the change to working virtually and provide services in multiple states, including Oregon, Washington, and Virginia. 

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